I give DS super short, infrequent baths because it makes his eczema flair up so bad. He loves them though when I get him in the water! I'm about to transition him out of his puj because he is getting too big for it. He's 6 months and I want to put some toys in the bath but not sure if he is still too young.
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7 or 8 months she started playing a little. Started off with chewing on her toys, now she pulls up, splashes, pours water.
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@matador84: he's 3 months and loves kicking at the floating toys and likes playing with the wash rag if given the opportunity!
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lo is 3 months and i already bathe him in the big tub.
He likes to splash and "read" his book "silly shark" -
Dd is one week shy of 4 months and loves bath time. She splashed her little arms and legs in the water and tries to scoot down deeper in the tub.
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LO is 6 months and loves to kick and splash in her tub . . . she also loves to nom a washcloth!
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At six months she started splashing and gnawing on bath toys.
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I started giving DD this "bath book" we got as a gift around 4.5 months. She just looks at it and tries to put it in her mouth for now (almost six months.) I'm still holding her up or using the baby tub though, so I don't know when more independent play will happen. We do bath nightly as part of our bedtime routine.
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@matador84: Chloe has a mild case of eczema (mostly on her cheeks and upper arms), and our ped told us to switch from Johnson and Johnson soap to mild Dove soap. It really helped, but my nana gave us Goat soap (http://goatmilkstuff.com/) and OMG her skin is 100% clear.
We use it ourselves, now, too, and it's made a HUGE difference. We are extra soft and moisturized!!
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